Robert D. Bryant Email & Phone Number

Mobile, Alabama, United States

Montgomery, Alabama Area

Direct operations for an animal services agency covering three jurisdictions, overseeing the humane care, treatment, collection, and confinement of animals. Plan, organize and direct the training and work of employees, and evaluate worker performance. Manage revenues and expenditures and administer a $600,000 annual budget. Maintain professional relationships with other agencies and organizations such as the American Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS), and the District Attorney’s Office; testify in court as needed. Review complaints and clarify regulations for concerned citizens.* Helped secure significant cost savings for the city by overseeing a successful merger in 2015, consolidating all city and county animal control functions.* Saved an estimated $10,000 in microchip costs by switching to a new shelter management software.* Led the animal control response to several natural disasters in Montgomery County and the surrounding areas.* Assisted leading national animal welfare organizations in their investigations and responses to large-scale animal cruelty cases resulting in the removal of hundreds of animals from cruelty situations and several felony animal cruelty and drug charges.* Developed and maintained the division’s Policies and Procedures Manual.* Created the Shelter Intervention program, which reduces animal intake at the shelter by providing resources to animal owners that help them keep their animals.* Rewrote the City of Montgomery’s Animal Control Ordinances and attended multiple city council sessions to answer questions and alleviate any concerns.

Montgomery, Alabama Area

Produced tactical decision aids by analyzing geospatial data. Maintained more than $750,000 of geospatial analysis equipment. Supervised and trained junior soldiers, and supplied training and technical support for 17 newly acquired battle tracking computer systems. Supported military and civilian disaster relief operations and homeland security by analyzing satellite imagery, aerial photography and field reconnaissance. Provided 2-D and virtual 3-D representations of portions of the earth's surface to help commanders visualize the battlefield. Worked 10- to 12-hour days, six days a week, in austere conditions, in Baghdad, Iraq.* Helped establish Task Force Gold to stabilize and rebuild Sadr City in North Baghdad.

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Criminal Justice And Homeland Security Gpa 3.2, Graduate

GPA: 3.2 Minor in Political Science

Certificate Of Completion, Geospatial Analysis

Activities and Societies: Fundamentals of Topographic Analysis